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1 William Kanengiser, guitar William Kanengiser continues the launch of The Diaspora Projectin the 2020-2021 season. For The Diaspora Project,Mr. Kanengiser has commissioned seven new compositions for classical guitar, each reflecting the individual composerspersonal perspectives on issues of musical and cultural identity. Sergio Assad: The Wallsfor Solo Guitar & Guitar Orchestra Dusan Bogdanovic: The Castle in Cloudlanda work based on Serbian folktales Andrea Clearfield: A re-imagining of traditional Tibetan dramyin music Matthew Dunne: An exploration of Central American migration to the United States Bryan Johanson: The Bootleggers Talea reflection on the composers Irish-American immigrant grandfather during Prohibition Golfam Khayam: Lost Landa transfiguration of ancient Persian music Carlos Rafael Rivera: The composers take on Mayan/Guatemalan music

William Kanengiser, guitar · William Kanengiser, guitar William Kanengiser continues the launch of “The Diaspora Project” in the 2020-2021 season. For “The Diaspora Project,”

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    William Kanengiser, guitar

    William Kanengiser continues the launch of “The Diaspora Project”

    in the 2020-2021 season.

    For “The Diaspora Project,” Mr. Kanengiser has commissioned seven new compositions for classical guitar, each reflecting the individual composers’ personal perspectives on issues of musical and cultural identity.

    • Sergio Assad: “The Walls” for Solo Guitar & Guitar Orchestra • Dusan Bogdanovic: “The Castle in Cloudland” – a work based on

    Serbian folktales • Andrea Clearfield: A re-imagining of traditional Tibetan dramyin music • Matthew Dunne: An exploration of Central American migration to the

    United States • Bryan Johanson: “The Bootlegger’s Tale” – a reflection on the

    composer’s Irish-American immigrant grandfather during Prohibition • Golfam Khayam: “Lost Land” – a transfiguration of ancient Persian

    music • Carlos Rafael Rivera: The composer’s take on Mayan/Guatemalan

    music

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    William Kanengiser, guitar Selections from these works will be integrated into a program of Spanish masterworks for solo guitar. NOTE: Mr. Assad’s work includes the participation of a local guitar orchestra. If you are interested in including this work in your program, please request further details as to preparation and rehearsal. British Invasion:

    William Kanengiser and the Alexander String Quartet

    The Alexander String Quartet and guitarist William Kanengiser are pleased

    to announce an unusual collaborative program, “British Invasion.”

    Please Turn to Page 6 for Details.

    REPERTORY WITH GUITAR ORCHESTRA This work, written for Mr. Kanengiser, is for solo guitar with a guitar ensemble

    of 15 or more players (and conductor).

    Sergio Assad The Walls (2018) Shingo Fujii Concierto de Los Angeles (2006) REPERTORY WITH ORCHESTRA Isaac Albeniz (arr. Steven Goss) The Albeniz Concerto (2009) Malcolm Arnold Concerto, Op. 67 (1959) Dusan Bogdanovic Kaleidoscope (2004) Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco Concerto No. 1 in D major, Op. 99 (1939) Ernesto Cordero Concierto Antillano (1983) Manuel Ponce Concierto del Sur (1941) Joaquin Rodrigo Concierto de Aranjuez (1939) Fantasia para un Gentilhombre (1954) Craig Russell Concierto Romántico (1977) Heitor Villa-Lobos Concerto (1951) Antonio Vivaldi Concerto in D major, RV 93 Concerto in C major, RV 425 Concerto in A major

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    British Invasion:

    William Kanengiser and the Alexander String Quartet

    The Alexander String Quartet and guitarist William Kanengiser

    are pleased to announce an unusual collaborative program,

    “British Invasion.” The germ of this project is a work co-composed by Sting and Dušan Bogdanović, “Prisms – Six Songs by Sting” (2013). The work reinterprets, for guitar and string quartet, the songs “Every Breath You Take,” “Message in a Bottle,” “Shape of My Heart,” “Fields of Gold,” “Roxanne,” and “Desert Rose.” This will be the U.S. Premiere of this work. The musicians decided to craft a program of quintet works, all with a British connection: Sting/Bogdanović

    Prisms – Six Songs by Sting [2013] – U.S. Premiere Leo Brouwer

    From Yesterday to Today: Seven Songs After the Beatles [1995] Ian Krouse

    Labyrinth (on a theme by Led Zeppelin) [1995] Ian Krouse

    Music in Four Sharps (on Dowland’s Frog Galliard) [2004]

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